Interrupt Controller (ICTRL) is an APB slave peripheral that can be used to control interrupts of devices when
that send interrupts to CPU.
An APB slave peripheral that can be used to control interrupts of devices when that send interrupts to CPU
Overview
Key Features
- 2 to 32 IRQ normal interrupt sources
- 1 to 8 FIQ fast interrupt sources (optional)
- Software interrupt
- Vectored interrupt (optional)
- Priority filtering
- Masking
- Programmable interrupt priorities (after configuration)
- Vector port interface that allows a processor to sample the vector address associated with the current highest priority irq without a bus access
Benefits
- dti_ictrl is compatible with the following standards: AMBA, Advanced Peripheral Bus (APB) Specification Version 2.0
Applications
- Communications, Data Processing, Industrial, Automotive
Deliverables
- Encrypted Verilog/SystemVerilog RTL, or post-synthesis netlist
- Synthesis and STA scripts
- User guide documents
- SV/UVM Verification suite with BFM
Technical Specifications
Maturity
Pre Silicon
Availability
Yes
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